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There might be better solutions but no one is presenting them for consideration
Actually there was a thread in the clean debate zone that offered several alternative solutions that would probably be better than what we have now.
Yeah, there are always ideas everywhere. The problem is that no one is writing those ideas down with a plan for implementation.
I would submit to you that neither side actually wants solutions that help more people. Conservatives b/c let's face it many conservatives are just selfish assholes. And liberals , because let's face it many liberals are just power hungry fools who only offer lip service to those who's votes they are after.
I wouldnt agree with that. One side has actions they've taken whether you like or agree with them or not. The other has provided Peanut Gallery objections for 60 years without presenting their own plan
If you're going to get all partisan on me, I'm going to bow out of the conversation my friend. I'm frankly tired and bored of that BS.
The liberal "solution" is to just throw more money at problems. Well, it's pretty clear by now that simply having the government throw money at problems will never solve anything, and the Dems knows that just as well as I do, and yet they continue to do so because they really don't care to solve the problem.
If liberals actually cared about helping poor people they would be doing things like educating people not to have kids they can't afford, or not to be out buying IPhones and flat screen TVs when they need food stamps to eat , and they would be encouraging them to learn new trades, move if they need to to better themselves. Anything other than just sending them a direct deposit and telling them that they can't help their own situation AT ALL.
I agree, if the War on Poverty included anything that stated "throw money at a problem" I would also disagree. But thats a pretty simple minded characterization of what the legislation does.
Name three things that have came out of the war on poverty that involve more than simply throwing money at a problem.
Nothing I say will ever stop you from being able to characterize something the way you want. For example: If I say brussell sprouts are nasty I cant say "Name 3 reasons why Brusell Sprouts are not nasty."
Thats just goofy